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Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Trump's suggestion to renegotiate Paris is a red herring

When President Trump announced on June 1 that he had decided to withdraw the United States from the historic Paris Agreement on climate change, he made mysterious and unclear comments about the possib...

7 Aug 2017

Trump's suggestion to renegotiate Paris is a red herring

Press Releases / Clean the World Asia

Hong Kong's first Hygiene Kit Build

Nearly 100 volunteers assembled much-needed hygiene kits to give to low-income in Hong Kong. As part of Intercontinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong’s 35th Anniversary celebration, the hotel hoste...

5 Jan 2017

Hong Kong's first Hygiene Kit Build

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Survey: Consumers think manufacturers should recycle mobile phones

Consumers say mobile phone manufacturers are releasing too many new models, according to a survey Greenpeace East Asia commissioned across six countries. In all countries surveyed, consumers were mos...

16 Aug 2016

Survey: Consumers think manufacturers should recycle mobile phones

Opinion / Energy

How renewable energy advocates are hurting the climate cause

In the wake of the 2016 presidential election, the proliferation of misinformation on social media is finally getting the attention it deserves. Or so I thought. Scrolling through my Facebook news fee...

24 Jan 2017

How renewable energy advocates are hurting the climate cause

46 year-old former bank manager and mother of two Pornsiri Raknukul now runs her own RSPO-certified palm oil plantation in Southern Thailand. Image: RSPO

News / Food & Agriculture

What does sustainable palm oil mean to smallholders?

It is farmers with the smallest plots of lands who could have the biggest impact on the future of the palm oil trade, the world’s most consumed, and controversial edible oil. Defined as farmers with 5...

30 Jan 2018

What does sustainable palm oil mean to smallholders?

Press Releases / IE expo China

Sponge Cities: New market trend in China's water and wastewater treatment

Government program promotes new designs and redesign of urban water infrastructure in China By 2030, 80 percent of Chinese cities will be sponge cities For the first time, sponge city technologies...

9 Feb 2017

Sponge Cities: New market trend in China's water and wastewater treatment

A temperature rise of 6 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times is projected for some parts of Asia Pacific by 2100, which is expected to result in drastic changes in the region’s weather systems, agriculture, biodiversity, trade and urban development. Image: Asia Development Bank

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change will force mass migration of 1 billion by 2100

Massive migration is foreseen all over the world by the end of the century, with the Asia-Pacific region identified as the most vulnerable if the current climate change scenario does not improve. “Mig...

26 Jul 2017

Climate change will force mass migration of 1 billion by 2100

News / Food & Agriculture

What 2018 has in store for sustainable palm oil

Darrel Webber, chief executive officer of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), heads the industry association's global effort to break the link between palm oil—an increasingly in-demand com...

7 Mar 2018

What 2018 has in store for sustainable palm oil

News / Policy & Finance

Smuggled to death: How loopholes and lax enforcement have sealed the fate of the Siamese rosewood

The illegal trade in Siamese rosewood (Dalbergia Cochinchinensis) is so well-oiled that when loggers don’t have enough men in Thailand’s forests to carry all their spoils over the Cambodian border, th...

10 Jan 2017

Smuggled to death: How loopholes and lax enforcement have sealed the fate of the Siamese rosewood

Press Releases / Singapore Environment Council

Sixty per cent of Singapore's Students Mobilised to Save the Environment

Six out of every 10 school-age students participated in this year’s SEC-StarHub School Green Awards (SGA), taking their message about conservation and recycling into their communities. Sponsore...

8 Nov 2017

Sixty per cent of Singapore's Students Mobilised to Save the Environment

News / Policy & Finance

Here are the eight new projects the Green Climate Fund is supporting

Here is brief summary of the eight projects approved Thursday by the GCF board, with links to deeper material. The projects were approved during the 16th meeting of the board at GCF Headquarters in So...

10 Apr 2017

Here are the eight new projects the Green Climate Fund is supporting

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Greenpeace wants ASEAN to address plastics pollution in the high seas

Greenpeace is calling on ASEAN governments to advance oceans protection ahead of the upcoming ASEAN leaders’ summit in Manila in April. Crucial issues were raised in a forum attended by delegate...

24 Jan 2017

Greenpeace wants ASEAN to address plastics pollution in the high seas

Press Releases / Olam International

Entries for second Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security now open

The hunt is on for potentially ground-breaking scientific research into food security which could revolutionise the agricultural industry. Entries are now open for the second global Olam Prize for Inn...

15 Oct 2016

Entries for second Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security now open

News / Carbon & Climate

Fighting China's war on pollution

“We will make our skies blue again,” China’s premier Li Keqiang told the national people’s congress in Beijing in March. This may sound like wishful thinking after a brutal winter that has prompted a ...

20 Mar 2017

Fighting China's war on pollution

Research / SolAbility

The Global Sustainable Competitiveness Index 2016

Scandinavia tops the Global Sustainable Competitiveness Index 2016; Germany ranked 14, Japan 15, UK 21, US only 32, China 37 SolAbility releases the rankings of the 5th edition of the Global Sustaina...

22 Dec 2016

The Global Sustainable Competitiveness Index 2016

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate models forecast extreme rainfall

Nobel literature laureate and songsmith Bob Dylan certainly got it right: a hard rain is going to fall. As global temperatures rise, extremes of torrential rain will increase accordingly, with the hea...

25 May 2017

Climate models forecast extreme rainfall

News / Energy

Indonesia’s clean coal dreams

The Indonesian government is relying on so-called “clean coal” technology to help reconcile its climate goals with plans to rapidly expand coal-fired energy. But even in countries with far greater res...

16 Mar 2017

Indonesia’s clean coal dreams

Press Releases / IE expo China

Chinese version of IFAT continues its expansion

Highlights of IE expo China 2017 Strategic partnership with UM EXPO Continued cooperation with CAPE Cooperation with Isle Utilities on Innovation Pavilion Expanded exhibition categories ...

7 Feb 2017

Chinese version of IFAT continues its expansion

News / Energy

Record 'green' energy capacity added in 2016 as cost for renewables plunges

The world is now adding more green energy capacity each year than it adds in new capacity from all fossil fuels combined, a United Nations-backed report revealed on 7 June, showing that the “renewable...

8 Jun 2017

Record 'green' energy capacity added in 2016 as cost for renewables plunges

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Groups call for the national protection of sharks

Close to 100 policymakers, advocates, government officials, and shark enthusiasts gathered on November 10-11 in Silliman University for the 2nd Philippine Shark Summit and made a call for the protecti...

15 Nov 2016

Groups call for the national protection of sharks